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    Re: Jason Navarro (the Suicide Machines)
    by corporatecriminal on 2006-08-04 11:05:02

    I don't believe it. First of all, how would you explain, "Black and White World" or "Hating Hate" off of Battle Hymns? And why would they allow their stuff to be on an ARA benefit album? Not only that, but considering how intense anti-fascists are, I would highly doubt that they would ever let a band be on their comp if anyone in the band had even the loosest connections to racist groups or individuals.

    Plus, try googling "Suicide Machines KKK" and the only applicable thing that comes up is this interview on the sideonedummy website:

    Jay: Jesus, what hasn’t happened in the Detroit scene? I’ve been backed in the corner by nazi skinheads that beat us up so bad that they broke my friends arm. People want to understand why I hate those fuckers so much. In the scene I was so out spoken about nazi skinheads and I fought so many of them over the years that I would get hate mail at my house because they knew that my dad was Mexican and my little sisters were half Mexican. There would be all kinds of KKK and Troops of Creator all that kind of crap. I ended up fighting so many of those guys. Dealin’ with that crap, it was ridiculous.

    Re: Jason Navarro (the Suicide Machines)
    by SkolarX on 2006-08-04 12:10:38
    http://www.myspace.com/skolarx

    you are a fucking idiot.

    no one involved in the band ever has been white power, nor would they have allowed someone into the band who was.